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Toyota Motor Emission Test: On March 1 Toyota will make a decision on whether to reopen the lines from Monday March 4.
- shares For only the second time in Australian automotive history, utes filled the top three sales spots outright in a given month, with record Ford Ranger sales leading the market ahead of the Toyota HiLux and Isuzu D-Max in June 2021. The first time utes dominated the Top Three was in June 2018, when the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger led the Mitsubishi Triton in third place. According to official new-car sales figures released today by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, last month was a weak June result but the strongest month since the start of the pandemic – as semiconduct...
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- shares New-car sales continue to show signs of a strong recovery as the Australian economy bounces back from coronavirus lockdowns and border restrictions imposed through much of last year. Official new-car sales figures for May 2021 released today show demand for new motor vehicles has returned to pre-COVID19 levels, but it was the second-best May result rather than a record. A total of 100,809 new vehicles were reported as sold in May 2021, an increase of 68.3 per cent compared to the disastrous May 2020 result posted in the grip of the coronavirus crisis. May was only the second month...
- shares Demand for new cars continued their recovery across Australia for the fifth month in a row, with official March results released today showing steady growth as the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger continued to lead the charts and utes filled four of the Top 10 positions. However, despite the positive signs, dealers say the figures could have been much higher – and they are taking more orders than they have cars to deliver – if not for severe stock shortages of popular models due to a global parts shortages caused by the coronavirus crisis. March is historically the second-biggest...